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What is included in the class chílopda?
centipedes
What is included in the class Merostomata?
Horseshoe crabs
What is included in the class Dílopoda?
milipedes
What is included in the class Arachnída?
-scorpions, harvestmen, ticks, spiders, mites
What is included in the order Decapoda?
shrimp, lobster, crabs and freshwater crayfish
What is included in the subphylum Myriapoda?
Centipedes and millipedes
What is included in the subphylum Hexapoda?
insects such as beetles, ants, and butterflies.
What is included in the subphylum crustacea ?
lobster, crabs, crayfish, shrimp, copepods, and barnacles
What is included in the subphylum chelicerate?
spiders, scorpions, ticks, mites and horseshoe crabs
What are the phases of complete metamorphosis?
1) egg , 2) larva , 3) pupa , 4) Adult
Examples are butterflies, moths, flies, beetles, ants, bees, wasps, etc.
What are the phases of incomplete metamorphosis?
1) egg , 2) nymph( name for looking like a small adult form) 3) Adult
Examples are humans, cicada, grasshoppers, cockroaches, mosquitoes, praying mantids
A fused head and thorax region present in some arthropods
Cephalothorax
An air-filled chamber containing leaf-like plates that serve for gas exchange
Book lungs
Any structure, such as leg or antenna, that grows out of an animal’s body
Appendage
Branching networks of hollow passages that carry air throughout the body
Tracheal Tubes
Chemical odor signal given off by an animal
Pheromone
Form of asexual reproduction in which an organism forms from unfertilized egg
Parthenogenesis
Movable structure used by a spider to spin silk
Spinneret
Openings through which air enters and leaves the tracheal tubes
Spiracles
Spider appendages that function as sense organs
Pedipalps
The excretory organ of terrestrial arthropods
Malpighian tubules
The jaw of an arthropods
Mandible
The shedding of an old exoskeleton
Ecdysis
Type of respiratory structure of freshwater crayfish and pill bug?
gills
Type of respiratory structure of tarantula?
Book lungs
Type of respiratory structure of hissing cockroach and swallowtail butterfly?
Tracheal Tubes
What type of metamorphosis has insect beings life as a fertilized egg?
complete and incomplete
What type of metamorphosis larva hatches from an egg?
Complete
What type of metamorphosis nymph repeatedly molts and increases in size?
incomplete
What type of metamorphosis nymph hatches from an egg?
incomplete
What type of metamorphosis pupa undergoes changes while encased in a cocoon?
complete
What type of metamorphosis adults and young usually eat the same food?
incomplete
What type of metamorphosis adults are the only sexually mature form?
complete and incomplete
What type of metamorphosis exhibited in grasshoppers and mosquitoes?
incomplete
What type of metamorphosis exhibited in beetles and ants?
complete
Insects have _____ legs?
6
In arthropods, reproduction involves sperm from a male and eggs from a female. This is an example of
sexual reproduction
what kind of arthropod are bees and grasshopper?
insects
These arthropods are not venomous
millipedes
The three body parts of an insect are the
head, thorax and abdomen
All of these are characteristics of crustaceans EXCEPT:
8 legs
hard exoskeletons
2 pairs of antennae
grinding and crushing mouthparts
8 legs
Insects make up ______% of all diversity of life on Earth
80
Arachnids have _____ legs?
8
what kind of arthropod are spidersr?
arachnid
cicada undergoes what kind of life cycle?
incomplete
Which arthropods have the most legs?
millipedes
Which of these is NOT a benefit of having an exoskeleton?
good defense
body strength
retain water
requires molting
requires molting
This is the kind of system where fluid is pumped by a heart and just fills the spaces in an arthopod's body
open circulatory system
The word "Arthropod" means
jointed leg
Arthropods use these to walk, fly, and sense?
jointed appendages
Which of these did I refer to as "arthropod hands"?
mandibles
An arachnid has two body parts, a abdomen and a _________
cephalothorax
What is a characteristic of ALL arthropods?
segmented body
These kind of arthropods have two pairs of legs per body segment
millipedes
These kind of arthropods have one pairs of legs per body segment
centipedes
All of these are shared characteristics of all arthropods EXCEPT:
wings
segmented body
jointed appendages
exoskeleton
wings
All of these are ways that arthropods can breathe EXCEPT:
lungs
gills
spiracles
book lungs
lungs